1988-1989 Rothberg Yearbook

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TH E ROTHBERG SCHOOL FOR OVERSEAS STUDENTS HEBREW UNIVERSITY, M OUNT SCOPUS GOLDSMITH BUILDING JER U S A LEM ,IS R A EL
This yearbook is our greatest collection of mem ories th a t w e hope you 1cherish forever. We tried to encom pass all th e activities as w e ll as daily routines in order that you may never forget one of, if not the. best year of your lives. I w ould th in k it's safe to say th a t w e had no idea w h a t w e w ere getting into w hen w e volunteered to be co-editors of the yearbook. But it w as w o rth it! — Even though w e did eat, sleep, and breathe it for the last little w h ile prior to publication. This could best be exem plified by an incident th a t occured one night w h ile th e yearbook staff w as on th e ir w ay out to dinner to take some tim e o ff from our backbreaking labour! S itting on the 23 bus, w e w ere stoned, and S haun's firs t reaction w as "If w e get killed there w o n 't be any yearbook!" Thanks fo r your concern! S eriously,though, w e had a lot of sweat, tears, laughs, jokes and fu n putting th is together. However, it never w ould have happened w ith o u t the faith, loyalty, hard w ork and devotion of some very special and talented people. Darryl — our talented lay-out editor as w e ll everything-else person,w ho w as m ore like an assistant editor. You've been amazing! Your diligence and devotion could NOT have been replaced. Judy — your endless hours of typing for us made you irreplacable. You have been invaluable to us. Jason — w e 're indebted to you tw o-fold. You've put up w ith us congregating in your room 'til the w ee hours of the m orning. As w ell, the job that you undertook in raising m oney through advertising really lightened th e financial burden of putting together a yearbook. M uch thanks m ust also be extended to your advertising counterpart Howie. Your fluency in hebrew as w e ll as your coercion skills have helped bring in those much needed ads. W e thank you both for a job w e ll done. Jerem y — your artistic ability shone through despite a more than hectic schedule of play rehearsals and yearbook responsibilities. Rich (aka "The Rooster") — for your photojournalism and non-ending task of gathering pictures, as w e ll as ju s t plain helping out. W e are most grateful. Elizabeth -Thanks for typing w h e n w e w ere in a bind. A lison and O livia — for helping us organise, raise money and for being editors of th e BASP section. Thank you for your neverending devotion. M ark — Thank you fo r the UC section. Keke — fo r your support and understanding throughout th is w hole affair. M el — for putting up w ith my many moods and for your constant support evident through your dedication to the selling of yearbooks. Hofy fo r helping us out w ith everything w e needed. Toeveryone else w h o helped including Jonah, Signe, J ill, Tali and anyone else w e accidentally om itted — Thankyou! W e hope the many pictures and w ords com piled in this yearbook have conjured memories and em otions — a result of OUR special year together. For w e know th a t no m atter how o fte n w e return to Israel w e w ill never again recapture th a t special feeling shared by all those w ho experienced life in Israel as an overseas student in <strong>1988</strong>-<strong>1989</strong>. Shalom to you all! Shaun Kobrin and Carol M izrahi
Page 4 and 5: STAFF Editors: Graphic Design: Typi
Page 6 and 7: GIVAT RAM Looking back on our firs
Page 8 and 9: f t O D E D A ^ c enter fo r c o n
Page 10: One Day You'll Look Back On This An
Page 15 and 16: TOILET PAPER BLUES Lunch at Frankie
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Page 19 and 20: The Suntanning Quad For most illu s
Page 21 and 22: The Parent's Tour Like the Jew s of
Page 25 and 26: DINING OUT It is a Thursday afterno
Page 27 and 28: TRANSPORTATION The night is young.
Page 29 and 30: Chorus: JEFF SEIDEL IS ALWAYS IN TO
Page 31: SURVEY You can't say one year party
Page 34 and 35: * Canadians Speak Out! I Are you Am
Page 36 and 37: NEW YEAR'S EVE Capitalism ! One of
Page 38 and 39: As the year draw s to its close, th
Page 40 and 41: W hat, me w rite fo r the year-book
Page 42 and 43: Yad Vashem Remember the past. Live
Page 44 and 45: ISo... here w e are, the infam ous
Page 46 and 47: 0 0 0 W ho is this? M ark and some
Page 48 and 49: And so, in conclusion, let us say t
Page 50 and 51: THE WEIGHT ROOM T 0 * V The m usic
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ovt. 20 flavors מעל 20 ט ע מ
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אביב תל W hy go to Tel-A viv
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Elections Like everything else in I
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M A N N A Each one of us w h o came
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m m BASP Fairy-tale Once upon a tim
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WALES. I th in k th a t I can consi
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o o o o o o BASP 25 Years On o O Th
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BASP: Egyptian Impressions Egypt re
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BEASTIAL COUPLINGS W hen the gorgeo
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The travels of overseas students, m
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STILL TRAPPED IN ETHIOPIA * * $ YOU
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The questions I get asked the m ost
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Best W is h e s From L. KROCHMAL &
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PERSONALS Jay-Babe, I love you-than
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One Year Program Students 1988-1989
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Name Address C ity St Z ip t a m r
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GOING HOME If ever there w as a tim
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1988-1989 Rothberg Yearbook

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